A £71 million National Wealth Fund investment will help restart the Hemerdon mine in Devon, securing a UK source of tungsten for defence, aerospace and energy applications.
Despite the deadline being years away, companies in the aerospace and defence sectors are being encouraged to start their planning now to ensure compliance later
To support its plans for growth, Belfast City Airport has submitted draft proposals and planning applications relating to its Master Plan 2040, to invest in critical infrastructure, improve airport operations and passenger facilities.
A £71 million National Wealth Fund investment will help restart the Hemerdon mine in Devon, securing a UK source of tungsten for defence, aerospace and energy applications.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has visited HMNB Devonport as the Royal Navy prepares the base for Type 26 frigates, submarine support and autonomous systems.
As the New Zealand Government looks to add much needed capacity to its prison system, it has selected Serco to provide facilities management and maintenance services to support a safe and resilient prison infrastructure at Christchurch Men’s Prison.
Backed by an investment of £6 million, seven early-career physicists have been awarded Ernest Rutherford Fellowship’s by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), supporting research, from the search for dark matter to the physics of black holes.
Britain’s 2026 Defence Investment Plan promises more money, more autonomous systems and greater military mass. But the transformation comes at a price, with established capabilities disappearing before all of their successors are ready.
The UK is putting more than £5 billion into drones and autonomous systems, with UK industry expected to benefit. But building a drone in the UK is not the same as controlling the supply chain inside it. Volklec CCO Johan Andersson tells ADS Advance why battery cells could become one of the hardest dependencies to break.
A £71 million National Wealth Fund investment will help restart the Hemerdon mine in Devon, securing a UK source of tungsten for defence, aerospace and energy applications.
Despite the deadline being years away, companies in the aerospace and defence sectors are being encouraged to start their planning now to ensure compliance later
To support its plans for growth, Belfast City Airport has submitted draft proposals and planning applications relating to its Master Plan 2040, to invest in critical infrastructure, improve airport operations and passenger facilities.
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Backed by an investment of £6 million, seven early-career physicists have been awarded Ernest Rutherford Fellowship’s by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), supporting research, from the search for dark matter to the physics of black holes.
Austrian spacecraft propulsion manufacturer ENPULSION has agreed to acquire British specialist Lift Me Off, bringing together electric and chemical propulsion capabilities in a deal that will require UK Government approval.
A £202 million guarantee from the UK National Wealth Fund has attracted an investment of £300 million in Lanarkshire’s AI Growth Zone, which with Dell Technologies establishing a base there too, is set to support over 3,400 skilled jobs.
A £71 million National Wealth Fund investment will help restart the Hemerdon mine in Devon, securing a UK source of tungsten for defence, aerospace and energy applications.
Despite the deadline being years away, companies in the aerospace and defence sectors are being encouraged to start their planning now to ensure compliance later
Despite the deadline being years away, companies in the aerospace and defence sectors are being encouraged to start their planning now to ensure compliance later
As the New Zealand Government looks to add much needed capacity to its prison system, it has selected Serco to provide facilities management and maintenance services to support a safe and resilient prison infrastructure at Christchurch Men’s Prison.